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Flying Fathers still flying One of the Flying Fathers is Father Vaughan Quinn who joined the team in 1975. While guarding the net and watching the puck, he has beenknown a game 'o talk to the fans, make dazzling against saves, and making fun of the opposing _ Saints. team. Father Quenn is the Director of Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Centre in Detroit. The Fathers played and won 15-6 here the Midland Oldtimers' Monday night Lions' Grizzlies travelled to Stayner last Friday evening to play REL ROSSEL. Elmvale and District Hindson's Marine easily defeats G Wilicers 11-0 Penetanguishene Rec League's Hindson Marine trounced G Wilicers 11-0, Sunday. Hindons's Frank St. Amant recorded his second shutout of the season, while Terry Spiker and Ken Cowan each managed to pick up hat-tricks. Larry Cowan and Dwayne Storey each had a pair for Hindsons. The single was credited to Marshall Lesperance. The second game Sunday had Pollards and Duquettes play to 5-5 tie. Bruce Guthrie notched the. hat-trick for the Duquette squad including the tying goal with 1:20 left to go in the final frame. Claude Archer and Roy Ferguson added the other singles for Duquettes. For Pollards, Richard Lefaive had a pair with Dave Vajda, Jamie Robitaille and Ken Mar- childon getting the singles. Dave Lefaive had the hat-trick for Therriens to give his team a 5-2 victory over the Commodore Hotel. Also seoring for Therriens were Jerry Leth- bridge and Keith St. Amant. The Commodore club got singles from Jim Monteith and Rob Cowan. In the Ree League Grey Cup hockey pool, the first period was won by Dan McMillan and Steve Lalonde. The half-time winners were Mimi Arts and Pat Sallows, while the third quarter was won by Pat Quigley and Tom Dupuis. The final quarter was won by John Melnyk and Ron Maynard. Elmvale Grizzlies play Stayner to easy 5-0 victory Stayner Atoms in the North Simcoe House League action. Grizzlies played a strong game on offence and defence and the result was a 5-0 victory for Elmvale. Jason Stone and Andrew Giffen cleared the puck effectively from their zone for the entire game. Stone earned two assists and Giffen had one. Scott Belcourt also was quite steady along the Elmvale blueline. His defensive partner, Jason Cowan, helped to set up Elmvale's first goal. Jamie Jacobs earned the shutout by making several sparkling saves throughout the game. Matthew Wickett scored two goals and had an assist. Damean Battiste had a goal and two assists as well as the team's first penalty of the season. Jeff Van Kolfschoten and Shawn Griffen scored the other pair of Elmvale goals. Both Phil and Mark Rossel earned assists in the game. Flying Fathers beat Midland 15-6 Before a packed house at Midland Centennial Arena, Monday night, the Flying Fathers hockey team defeated Midland Oldtimers 15-6. Flying Fathers played their first game at North Bay in 1964. Since then the team has played throughout Ontario, in the Yukon, the Northwest Territories and anywhere else you can think of in Canada as well as the United States and Europe. The games. have raised more than a million dollars for various charities and worthwhile causes such as Crippled Children, the Salvation Army, the Heart Fund, the Canadian Institute for the Blind National aed eleus eu la © Dystrophy. Along the way the Flying Fathers have managed to communicate' the Christian message and have helped to make countless people laugh. The concept of Father Brian McKee, the idea of a hockey team originated because i goodly number of priests displayed a certain amount of BP Major Atoms split weekend games BP Little Lake Major Atoms hockey club had a mixedweekend of play beating Orillia 80 on Saturday night in Orillia but dropping a 4-2 decision hometown Owen Sound. Against Orillia, both James Kranz'and Troy Calley got hat-tricks for the Midland team. Adam Bourgeois and Adam Deacon each added singles in a total team effort. Good back- checking proved to make the difference in the game. Friday night, the Midland squad just couldn't put their game together. Elmvale shuts out Midland 5-0 Elmvale Atom A's won a 5-0 decision over Midland last weekend. Elmvale scored the only goal of the first period from the blueline by Mark Therrien, assisted by Cory Tap- scott and Mike Hales. The second period was closer with each team having lots of opportunities to score but Mark Therrien finally succeeded, unassisted with 1:25 left in the period. Elmvale came out fast and furious in the third putting three goals Grizzlies next home game will be this Saturday against Elmvale Hawks. Elmvale wins 6-1 Last Saturday the Elmvale Sporting Goods Novice team beat the Coldwater Novice team 6-1. Both teams played a very good game with all the boys putting forth an excellent effort. The 2nd period ended with the score tied at one goal apiece. Jamie McClung seored the first goal for Elmvale assisted by Trace Leonard. In the final period, Jamie Laughlin scored an unassisted goal forColdwater. Cory Schepers scored the first goal for Elmvale assisted by Randy Abrey. Colin Faye, Trace Leonard, Ricky Hales and once again Cory Schepers each scored a goal to give Elmvale the win. past the Midland net- minder. Garry Edwards had an unassisted goal with other markers coming from Chris Chambers and Cory Tapscott. The Elmvale team showed great stamina by scoring two of their goals shorthanded. Owen Sound opened the scoring in the second after a scoreless first period. Shawn Roarke managed to tie the game before Owen' Sound took the lead again. Adam Deacon, with only 27 seconds left to play in the second tied it at 2-2. The third period belonged to Owen Sound when they scored two unanswered goals to give them the 4-2 win. Thursday night's game against Creemore was cancelled. BP's next will come in the Valleytown Tour- nament being played in Dundas this coming weekend. Their first match is against South London. -handle. hockey talent. One of the players, Father Les Costello performed with the Toronto Maple Leafs in the National Hockey League before com- mencing his studies for the priesthood. The team is so suc- cessful that it has more requests than it can Approximately one hundred requests are received each year. Due to the priestly duties and com- mitments, the team studies the various invitations and selects about 25 invitations each season. The Flying Fathers have played against many teams in the past decades but prefer to play against "Old- timer" teams when this is possible. Father Grant Neville, the team manager has the task of rounding up the players for each game. It is not an easy assignment. The team has very few practices. Each game produces a variety of good hockey and) aa abr sons nonesense. 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